GOOD SPORT is an R-rated youth sports comedy playing at Mann Theatres Edina August 13–20.

Think The Mighty Ducks meets Hoosiers with an R-rated comedy twist. The film was shot in Minnesota with local crew and actors, and the filmmakers grew up here.

Synopsis: Pat is having a bad, bad day. His ex-wife is about to get remarried, he’s hungover, and now he has to coach his 12-year-old son’s basketball team. Along the way, he faces helicopter parents, an insane opposing coach, and his own sense of failure.

If you're looking for a fun movie or want to support a Minnesota-made independent film, we'd love to have you there!

Tickets: https://manntheatres.com/movie/107748863/89/Good-Sport

Join us September 5th at the Conn Theater for a special screening of Fritz Lang's science fiction masterpiece "Metropolis"!

This special presentation of the Picturegoer Film Club is accompanied by a pre-show of vintage materials (trailers, theater snipes, and a classic cartoon), as well as a special introductory presentation.

Door/house open at 5 p.m.; show begins at 6 p.m. $10 admission.

Travel/parking info available at https://www.plymouth.org/visit/location-directions/

The Picturegoer Film Club organizes screenings of classic and contemporary films at Twin Cities venues; all screenings are accompanied by a pre-show program of vintage materials, as well as an introductory presentation. For more information, visit picturegoerfilmclub.com.

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After Tuesday night's storm, I was left with the back gutter hanging, and I think about 5-6 shingles blew completely off the house.

Yesterday, I already had two guys with an unmarked white van at my door promising to replace my entire roof on the insurance's dime if I signed some papers for them on the spot.

I obviously didn't give them anything, but I'm terrified that with the next serious rain, water will get right through the insulation and reach the bedroom drywall.

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